Sentence examples for a specific term of from inspiring English sources

Judge Bozonelis did not order a specific term of confinement.

to a specific term of the final solution.

Asserting in a statement that Mr. Bellomo was "one of the leaders of one of the largest and most powerful organized crime groups in the country," she noted that his plea calls for a specific term of 10 years without parole.

The problem has become so acute that policymakers have coined a specific term for this phenomenon of squandered immigrant intellectual talent: brain waste.

Document frequency is calculated by the number of documents which contain a specific term in the corpus of documents.

They are different and to say otherwise is to rob "genocide", a very specific term, of all meaning.

There is even a specific term – balneotherapy – to describe the use of these for therapeutic benefits.

My research treats disruption as an extremely narrow, specific term of art, much as Christensen also takes great pains to articulate.

According to the OED, the term frog was a non-specific term of abuse as early as the 14th century.

RIM responded to Nokia's request to have its devices removed from sale following a patent decision in the Finnish company's favor by working out a settlement, and now we're beginning to get a sense of the specific terms of said arrangement.

Given these values, it is not surprising that the greatest conflicts in American industrial relations tend to arise over efforts to unionize a company and over negotiation of the specific terms of an employment contract.